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Occupational Safety and Health, Social Responsibility

Occupational health impacts related to the mining industry may include physical injuries, musculoskeletal disorders, noise-induced hearing loss, hand-arm vibration syndrome, skin cancer, dermatitis, heat exhaustion, hypothermia, eye disorders from radiation exposure, asphyxiation, pneumonia, respiratory disorders and lung diseases such as silicosis, damage to internal organs and other effects related to chemical/metal exposures, decreased mental health and well-being, and others. Click here to learn more about occupational safety and social responsibility.

Thanks for the share, PMJ!

Heidi

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